Manchester Society to celebrate discovery of Merrimack River
The Manchester Historical Society plans a July 17 observance marking Samuel de Champlain's 1605 entry into the Merrimack River. The piece notes the river’s Indian name meaning Strong Current and recounts Champlain’s coastal voyage and early gold-dust lore along the stream.
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Manchester Historical Society
Merrimack River
Samuel de Champlain
Champlain
de Monts
Atlantic
Merrimack
Newburyport
First Universalist Church Meeting This Evening
Members are invited to attend a church meeting at the First Universalist church this Sunday afternoon. A brief notice mentions local health ads for Hollister's Rocky-Mochlin Tea with a price of 33 cents, selling as tea or tablets, and a reference to Ellingwood & Co. and Canobie.
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Remi Benoit
First Universalist Church
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Ellingwood & Co
Merrimark Street
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